Operation Salami Drop

Operation Salami Drop

https://www.operationsalamidrop.com

Operation Salami Drop, sponsored by Hobby's Delicatessen and Restaurant in Newark, is trying to send a salami to every soldier in the 42nd Infantry Division serving in Tikrit. That's about 23,000 salamis! This is an effort spearheaded by fellow Kappa Sigma Brothers Michael Brummer and Capt. Michael Rothman.

Help bring a little bit of home to these brave troops. Your $10 donation can send a soldier a salami.See what the Star Ledger, MSNBC and 1010wins wrote about Operation Salami Drop and their first shipment of two TONS of salamis to our troops. Now you can even see what Fox News Channel is saying. Be a part of what the nation is talking about! Thanks to you we've raised enough to send over 14,000 salamis so far. Just 9,000 salamis to go for the 42nd Infantry Division! To donate a salami you can pay with a credit card online or send your check, made payable to Hobby's, to:

Operation Salami Drop

c/o Hobby's Delicatessen & Restaurant32 Branford PlaceNewark, NJ 07102-0410
ALL proceeds to go 100% to Operation Salami Drop.

All salamis purchased for Operation Salami Drop will be at Hobby's cost!
Hobby's can be reached at (973) 623-0410

A New Year Means New Opportunities!!!

My wife Marineli seems to be branching out! Apparently, she is the head coach for the Detroit Loins!? Hmmm, here is the article...as featured at http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/


Detroit hires Marinelli
Posted: Thursday January 19, 2006 10:18AM; Updated: Thursday January 19, 2006 11:03AM


ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) -- Marinelli, who spent the past 10 seasons in Tampa Bay as defensive line coach, said Thursday that as coach of the Detroit Lions he doesn't plan to worry about the team's struggling past.

"The issue now is what we do at this point. The issue is us and how we're going to move forward," Marinelli said during a news conference at the team's practice facility to announce his hiring.

In his time with the Buccaneers, Rod Marinelli's unit helped establish an NFL record with 69 straight games with at least one sack from 1999-03. He had the title of assistant head coach added in 2002.

"Football is a show-me game. I'm tired of talking," Marinelli said. "You start putting on pads and do the work. Let our film talk for us."

With Lions president Matt Millen's players and coaches, the Lions are an NFL-worst 21-59 over the past five seasons -- since the former linebacker and TV analyst became an NFL executive for the first time.

"We have a lot of work to get done here and I believe we have the people who want to get that work done," Millen said.

Marinelli has not been a head coach at any level, but attracted interest from at least one other team with an opening this offseason. The Oakland Raiders interviewed Marinelli on Monday, then he traveled to suburban Detroit for a second interview with Millen.